Domain Scan Tools

Detect domain security issues before they hurt your business

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Detect domain security issues before they hurt your business

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Detect domain misconfigurations, email security weaknesses and trust issues before they affect your business. Scan and monitor SPF, DKIM, DMARC, SSL/TLS, HTTPS, HSTS, DNSSEC, uptime, security headers and more from a single dashboard. Receive AI-powered insights, recommendations and automated security analysis to identify issues faster. Built for startups, e-commerce companies, agencies, sysadmins and cybersecurity teams managing one or multiple domains.

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Hey Product Hunt community! I built Domain Scan Tools after repeatedly seeing companies with broken SPF records, weak DMARC policies, expired SSL certificates or missing DNS protections without even realizing it. These issues silently impact email deliverability, trust, uptime and security, but most existing tools only check one thing at a time. I wanted a single platform where teams could continuously monitor domain health and security from one dashboard. Domain Scan Tools also includes an API and supports integrations with automation platforms like n8n, making it easy to automate monitoring, alerts and security workflows across domains and infrastructure. With Domain Scan Tools you can: • Monitor multiple domains • Detect email spoofing risks • Check SPF, DKIM, DMARC, SSL/TLS, DNSSEC and HTTPS configurations • Monitor uptime and security headers • Receive actionable AI insights and recommendations • Run AI-powered pentests and security checks I’d love your feedback, especially around: • onboarding and usability • positioning and messaging • pricing perception • growth and distribution ideas Thanks for checking it out! Enrique

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What’s the most common domain security mistake you keep seeing?

Lately I keep seeing the same issues over and over during security reviews:

weak or missing DMARC policies
broken SPF records
missing DNSSEC
expired SSL certificates
missing security headers
critical vulnerabilities that are often surprisingly easy to fix

The scary part is that many companies don t even realize these issues exist until deliverability, trust or security problems appear.

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